Farm News Page Highlights Hatton Field Day Winners
The Milton Hatton Junior Farmers selected sports teams at Hornby Park during the Hatton Field Day on Saturday June 11. Milton juniors won boys softball titles and the girls team from Milton Palermo Institutes triumphed over Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Hatton Junior Farmers
Hornby Park
Bill Marshall
Halton Junior Farmers
Milton Junior Farmers
Palermo
Norval
Norval Juniors
Acton
Milton
John Willman
Nor Bill
Richardson
Harold Watson
Palerno
Dop Taylor
Theam
Acton Junior Institute
Barbara Biggat
June Davidson
Ontario
Hallon County
Old Orton Station Relocated as Dwelling Plan Emerges
Old railroad station from Orton near West Garafraxa is moved to a new site opposite the Sheaf of Wheat inn. Contractor red building now rests at the new location with C. Chamberlain planning to convert it into a residence.
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Orton
Orangeville
Poison Ivy Precautions for Ontario Vacationers
County weed inspector W. & McArthur warn vacationers about poison ivy risks in southern Ontario and northern highlands. The circular urges recognition, posting warnings at cottages, reporting patches, and provides prevention and treatment tips. Also notes June timing for weed control in fence rows and costs for herbicide supplies.
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Ontario
Virgini
Tolton County
Italy
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Milton
Glen Anderson
O.A.C. Field Husbandry Department
Haggis Attraction At Weekend Party In Scottish Home
Dr and Mrs Buckner hosted 20 guests for a butter supper at their home during a June weekend. Vaurgis was served as the main dish and a Ceilidh was planned but did not proceed. A wedding tape captured the ceremony speeches and reception entertainment headlined by Jim Mc Laughlin as the Laird.
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Mrs. Buckner
Ir O
Laird O
Jim McLaughlin
Effie Brown
Jean
Andrew Hom
Jim Donnelly
R. Buckner
K. Diggle
True Meaning of Conservation Theme Helps Wildlife Future
The passage outlines guiding words for conservation such as observe nature, support wildlife, survive against predators, enjoy hunting and fishing, restore populations, value northern Ontario meat needs, attention to wildlife sightings, teach conservation, insure future wildlife, own nature, and protect unspoiled nature. It ends with a reflective question about why a rocking horse is emotional due to ease of movement.
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Nature
Ontario
4H Club Safety Night At Hatton Fair Grounds
Three hundred 4H Club members and parents attended the Hatton 411 Parents Safety Night at Milton Fair Grounds on June 3. Ontario safety specialist Tipping J. Wright demonstrated tractor rollover prevention, wheel safety, and reflective gear. A student-constructed workbook covered wheel travel rules and driving altitude, with a film A Day in Court stressing highway safety. John Thompson from Scotland shared farm life insights during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton
Milton Fair Grounds
Rhal Cout
Tien
Tipping J. Wright
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Fle
Wright
John Thompson
Scotland
Ontario
Georgetown University Lectures Set for Fall Courses
A Georgetown meeting led by W J McCallion of McMaster University announced two first year university courses English and Philosophy for next fall at the Georgetown lecture centre. Potentially two senior courses in English and History may follow if a 20 student minimum is enrolled.
Obituary: C Howard May 65 Former Halton Warden
C Howard May 65 died suddenly in Brampton on May 30. He was Halton county warden in 1944 and former Esquesing township reeve. He farmed Jersey cattle on Esquesing land and later moved to Brampton to work in real estate. Survived by wife Elsie, daughter Belly Walkem, two grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral held at Brampton with interment at Willcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Howard May
Brampton
Mr. May
Halton
Esquesing
Wesley May
Lawrence
Jersey
William Hyatt
A. Willoughby
Elsie Wallis
Belly
C. A. Walkem
Vancouver
B.C
Lawre
Arthur
B. F. Ennals
Grace United Church
Willcrest
Norval
Cleave
John Groat
Robert
John
Anderson May
Bob Landsborough Advances After Third Year At Toronto Uni
Bob Landsborough completes his third year in electrical engineering at the University of Toronto and works this summer for the Department of Transport with Toronto headquarters. He plans province wide assignments and notes transportation work ahead. Women gaining equal rights seen as a potential setback for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Landsborough
University of Toronto
Department of Transport
Toronto
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Holden
Optometrist
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Phona Taylor
Axon Savings Accounts
Halton & Peel Trust & Savings Company
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MGR
Burlington
Brant ST
Sifety
Georgetown
Signal School
Cecil Robertson
Aclon
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Accesson
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O66
National
Yor Turnab
United Gas Limited
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